War Zone Faith: An Army Chaplain's Reflections from Afghanistan

It is hard for me to write a review of this book, for one George Tyger is a close personal friend who I respect both as a chaplain and warrior. For anyone who does not understand how a chaplain can be a warrior consider they serve in the military, unarmed with no way to defend themselves. Chaplains go on the same patrols, share the same risks and the same bad chow as every other Service Member.George writes with simple eloquence that inspires one to be a better person though faith. His writing is from both heart and soul.

Wise and heartfelt words from a Unitarian Universalist.

Best depiction of the spiritual landscape of Afghanistan in print. Chaplain Tyger's testimony of personal experience and reflection are a treasure for both military and private citizens contemplating the ethical dimension of our nation's longest war. A must read.

Excellent reflections from a Unitarian Universalist Army Chaplain in the war zone. A fine ministry.

Sobering.

A wonderful little book. Very well written and valuable for everyone, not just service members. Much appreciated and highly recommended.

Read it in one sitting, will revisit often! Depth and breadth and real presence to the mystery. Grateful for the reflections and for ministry provided.